The Park School - Spark Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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THE JUNIOR CLASS P' A -S fu Q 9 A Q 'A w The talk of fha .vzdezoafk loday 15 the law 0 the land I0 morrow P ,. nfl r I Fur! Row Iynn Hapeman Fay the VVelnstem Sue Womer Ann Guthrie Pat Burns Margaret Klmball Mary Powell Margaret Brown Brenda Sulpmo Second Row B1llCannan anet Aberdeen Tma Hagberg Betty Prost Carolyn Haberle Betty Snyder Loulse Saunders Sue I reberman T171fdR0w Guy Gunzberg Bruce Boehrmger Charles Ilttle Tum Finnell Ron Bauer Charles Paton ack Matanle Ray Emblndge Peter Bredemerer ed Brady Presxdent Ron Faton lxelth Llark ohn lsrakauer Carl VN 'tgner Abfenl Lm Law Betsey WN alls Lmda Boasberg Patty X ager eremy Robinson Cur class has always been unlque, a coherent unit composed entlrely of ardent lndxvlduallsts, but never have we been more umque than this year Coming back last fall from summer vacatlons, rang mg from Montana to Trmldad to Europe, we started ln our junlor year w1th all the lxfe Cto say the very leastb for whlch we have always been noted Flrst came committees and act1v1t1es Wvhen the dust had cleared away, umors headed four commlttees and two Spark boards, and were among the most actlve ln every event whlch came up Classes were just l1ke last year, except that we were a llttle smarter and a lxttle better at belng wlld, provmg once and for all that talent and practlce w1ll show Thmgs were a llttle tougher scholastlcally, the threat of college hung over our mmds but not too heavily nothmg bothers us for long However, we learned to THE SOPHOMORE CLASS pay attentlon IH classes after havmg been snowed under IH the first few lectures Our partles werejust as crazy and wonderful as ever Even though we are usually too tlred to do all our work, there IS always a supply of energy for lmportant thlngs llke partles and games We were the first to get our quota of money for the bu1ld1ng fund, and the first to cash ln on the exchange student program VX e were the last to shut up ID assem blles We contributed four leads to the Productlon and a new 1dea of' government wlth a jury system to the school W e were able also to offer people to be trled by this new system YVe haven t always been extra good, but we have been extra actlve, carrylng forward our motto Anythmg new, or old for that matter, IS worth do1ng lf xt s mter estmg Fmt! Row I eslle Flsher Ellen Lexy Mmam Tannhauser Cornelia Lewis Su an Berry hull Terry XxllSOI'l Polly Marcy Serond Rom Tom lxrakauer, Terry Townsend, Jolles Barnes, Cynthxa Buck, Coralle Debus, jean Matnnger, Pat Cale, -Xl Hollands, Peter Carr, jan Suw1nsk1,Pres1dent Thzrd Rau Mr jamleson, Burt Salt, john Frled, Don Roberts, jerry jacobstem, Steve Cary, Hank Prlebe, jere Carroll, Charles Peale, ,lon Gunllaume, Nlrs Frredman Absent Bernard Nlandelkern, Robm Rockwell U . ' . j. ,Y V ' 1 ' I -v A s- .,' , .M . .- 4 ,,, .- ,,, .- . 'l 4 ' ,f 'ra' 4, , v . . on z ., A V - , , fr' ' ' 3. 3, 4' t y A C' e + 1- 1 , ' K K' 1 I t - Y 1 l ! f C 4 E ' I ' 1 5 J . ' ' 4 , 4 V , A 'fl vga. , 5 5 J 11. . Q n th L Q i I X Za 1 I ' ' y ' v 1 1 x y ' y 1 ' ' -' Q J 1 v l - y ' , ' ' , I I, . . .' , , S L' 4' y y a ' J 3 .I ' 1 x x .I ly C , . , , ' . , . . , . , 3 YJ Y I ' ' 3 I Y ,J V . 4 . . . . . Y . . ' 1 . . J . . , . V . . . , . . . . , . . . , . . t . . . 4 . . . U . J 9 ' ' ' ,Y V Fu: A k , vv, 5 , , S Iv , 'y T , , v. 20